Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 21, 1919, Page 4

‘PAGE FOUR CLOTHES GLOSETS roba Solves Big Problem. iz . -Deyice:ls Used In Plans for Modern “$ive-Room -Bungalow, D“lgned to Stand on NarroWw Lot. Iy w. .A. RADFORD. uthor and Manufacturer, he bt, the highest authonity }octl. Mdrnu all inquiries Radford, No. 1837 Prairie » Ill, and only enclose rthires-cent stamp for npl’. n theQe, tlmu of bigh prices, every .gum foot of the modern house has i Jto be put to its best use, and If any “'scheme can be devised for making one lqwe toot do the work: of two, the ‘'home bullder is the gainer. We are ‘all k.een for holding down bullding icosts ‘a8 much a8 possible, yet home buflders won't stand for any cutting down or doing without on home con- veplepces, Better and more compact bn ng is what 18-wanted. ghl?& 8.8 challenge that hag stirred . ‘the ‘Cregtive ingenul ty of manufactur- of buiiding appliances. They have /iy tackled the problem with gusto, and ‘;ln many instances have devised some vireally woflth-whl!e improvements. i Consider, for example, wardrobes or elothu closets. We all know how ‘Egnm the women folks are about hav- 1&3 lots of clothes closet space., It ge ‘the -house or . And when it s up because of Take w Muoh Room- v, ordinaly. clogets. ‘take. up an shing ameunt of. good space. some, . floor plans, and ' it it -space. Is 8. .= This, of ~the size of the quee'r_ thing about The only part of robt ulveo this clothes closet prob- lqm !n the. logical way. It is an idea 8. just coming into use in resi- denl:es. hotels, office buildings, apart- metits, etc, In deslgnlnz the bunga- low' fllustrated, here, four of these new telescople fixture wardrobes are pro-, ‘One 1s in the front vestl-| vided -for. bule,.for coats ‘and hats; two double w-nhobes aré ‘provided In the front bedriloRd; &, ape ‘double wardrobe in the xeax bedroom. Notice the smiall mo\mt of spaté these require,” They are oe!y 20 hchen deep and each sin- ¢le unlL(wo feet wide; yet each ward- robev.contathing ~four square feet of floor ‘Eipace:aelll accommodate from eil‘ht to sixfeen’ suits or gowns (if anyone has that many). An old-style closet to give the same amount of hang-up spacé would require at least THAT SAVE SPAGE VM Te!esooplo Type of Ward- IORE MQM AT- LE_SS'COST igeerds thep can never be quite enough, ghows how architects and builders | down: to a width of 24 féet: " there was. no ~room for ordinary THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Thinking First. If thou thinkest twice hefore thou speakest once, thou wilt gpeak twice the better ' for u—\vmmm Penn WANTADDEPT Advertisements 1o n18 OOI\IIIII‘I cost half cent & word per issue, when paid cash in advance. No ad will be run for lesr than 10c per issue. Ads charged on-our books cost one :fecent a xrd per.issue.. No-ads run for less t an 25c. { 'WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Mrs. A. E. Nelson, 1122 Dewey Ave. Phone 797, 3d1 pain view to be gotten at. All gnp] ments are hung on the suit hangers, which keeps them in excellent shape, even though crowded close together. It 18 no more work-to hang up a suit or gown on the hanger than onto an WM\TED—Smn]l flat or 3. room| --apartment,>unfurnished; man and wife. “Address H. A: H., care Pioneer. 5 WANTED—To_ buy; tamarack, Nor- way pine logs, 7-inch top and ip, lengths 8, 10, 16 and 18 feet lon John C. McKusick, Hibbing Min Prices, 3%c per lineal foot f. o. . cars loading point. 124127 WANTED—Girl- for: ‘general house- work. - Mrg, Tom Smart, 612 Amer-| ica Ave. ' Phone 68. flo11ste FOR ANY kind of a Teal estate deal, |/ * see or.write E. J. Willits, 407 Bel- trgnl Ave, «~Phone-41. FOR sm’ : B FOR SALE—House and lot, also fur- b \nmxre, east ‘of Lincoln scHool an icorner, Nymore. :Cheap it ‘at once. vlneant “donas; Nymore, - Minn, : 18d1-26 FOR SALE—Oak, well . bujit tiur ladder. Call at Pionger: oflco.‘m 112 P ARy % b v s FOR. RENT—2 furpished rooms for|. light: housekeeping.. 312 Minne- sota .Ave. . 3d123 FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for llsht.housekeeplng Phone 452-W. : 4 114tf ; Doj’t to save money blg;mg ' al:ing owde's. “You can’ it. Chm throw cut more in spoiied bakings than you aave on don’t think that old style high priced cost most. They are not. CALUMET has proved in millions of bak tests thatitis : the best bakmg powder ever made— mbenmthey 2 . — BAKING-" WANTED—To rent;” 4 6f 5 room modern. cottage-or. bungalow. State) terms. - Address A-158, ?ions%rm FOR .RENT.— Modern - furnished room. Call 327 260, - oo 14tt t's why it lS_ the baking powder in the world today, - No other bakiny powder makes such temptingly good—tender - wholesomebakings. No baking powder of any- where near the same quality is sold at nu:h a low price. You use less of Calumet—bemuse it #s the highest grade baking povrder. One teaspt;lo%fnl in%rqfialeto two teaspoonfuls of most other And thereisno "Iuck" about it when you use Calumat. No is absolntely sure. - It ia_the most economical of h it—and ouscmv:;u whh&xdfln&#’lfi% ¢ You save whes you bty t—You save when you e it Gl Sttty m..,m .en as have by the with bath; in dealrable lgcation 3 T 0 Not too far from the busindds dis- . triet. Addpess “S,” Plonepw: 120tt] AGENTS WANTED—You .edn make big money selling -our guarantéed trees, fruits, roses, ete. ~We pay yzhest commissions every wi ree outfit and part ex o ‘Hawks Nursery. Co., Wauwuton + Wis. 5d124 WANTED—two _carloads :timber; | he, dreaded disease. that. sclence. has 9 tt. long;. Tamraok;. -N | ‘White-Pine: or--8pruge;-§-ieh-Hop inflyenced -by - ‘coi onal- conditions and-up. -Price ¢ lineal foot;f." requires commuuonil eatment. Hall's .Kplly lake. John C, l(cl(unnk, Catarrh Medicine is. m;nnuumllxy lml “Hibbing Minn, 2 164241 f the System: ,u,, the foundation o('thq seass, :Mn: the S patient. strength, by bullding up the con- mmuon and isting: mmf. I?: Mlnl' its mth 1n tho cm?lfl zve powers of Bane'!: htln'h icine tl t 5 D;l‘!nu}orhl‘ 6 th "&’!lfllou onials. mAa‘;!:n%u ¥, léoflr E“Nn&' “," .. Toledo, | Sterling. silver: be: 3 en-the . Catholic . - and £1213 Dewey Ave. Return to 1213 " Dewey Ave. for reward. +'8d122 $100 Reward, $100: The readers -of -this paper will oleaged to- learn that- thh: is at. ha: rosary, Floor Plan. ordinary closet hook. - At the bottom of each wardrobe is a broad drawer for shoes, etc. The fixtures required are inexpensive—can be free.y used in both new and old buildings. The use of the improved wnrdrobq! fn designing this little bungalow ing: greatly 4 Ohte. Sold H. N, M'KEE, Funeral; - __Director . . .. mom-: 176-W or R Look out for Span- ish Influenza. At the first sign of a cg!cl; take helped out of tight-places very often by using these spacesaving - ward: | robes. This:bungalow was to-go ol & patrow ity lot and-so had tobe: kept “Amplé was, . required; -yet lmucla. ltuuud "'~—those: ailments <an't -quali £ wardrobe = spagce, clothes - closets. - The space-saving wardrobes were provided; and-'it turns out that they not only do the work much_ better, but actuslly- save from $200 to-$300in the cost of the house. OUR COAL STOGK NOW ADEQUATE _For Stoves and Furnaces. .. E .,1111n1"nf Even Old Shoes Have Value. Kitls Pain The old boots and shoes that are Cay cast Into the dustbin have considers: ble value. They are soaked In water to remove the dirt,'and all the -nails and threads are picked out and the leather is reduced to a thick pulp, Antfi;éeite, Nut, Stove, Egg and Buckwheat Pocohontas and Anthracite Briquett_es_ Closet Plan. 70 lneal-feet-of inside walls, which menns s:-closet 4 by 6 feet on the floor. Telescope Carrier Solves Problem. Thixdetail drawing shows - clearly how these wardrobes are arranged. A metal carrier, nickel-finished, is hung mun the under side of the hat shelf. I-‘mm this’ carrlage the suit hangers are swdpended.- “The carriage works on a telescopic principle—a light pull brings the whole outfit out into the room, so that every garment is fp »H'ocki'ng Screened Lump West Virginia Splint Youghiogheny Lump and Stove Coke-—Nut, Stove-and Egg Sizes "SHIP YOQUR Hides, Eugs;- Woel, . Sheep Pe{l?@&and Bee,, : To-NORTHERN- fifDE & 118 Belt. Ave. n o from which wall papers, screens, efc., OUR. COKE IS THE CLEANEST AND HOTTEST FUEL O‘BTAINABLE 'St Hilaire Betall lumher co. Phone 160 lulllllll]]IHHIHUl||"llllllllflllll.lllllllllllufllllulllllllll||l[|”l|l”||l|lllUlJ]ll[llllIlll are made. The finer the original.qual- ity of leather the better it takes the bronze and old gold of the designs which make these hangings things of beauty. .Bookbinders and framemak- ers also know the "value of this pulp, and carriage builders press it into sheets which are invaluable for the roofs of the most luxurious vehicles. Take good care of your Ford car. Don’t expect it to' give you full " service unless you give it some care and attention. Let us give it regular treat- Don ~ ment occasionally. ~ No. Take Quicksilver in Arizona. The present exceptional demand for quicksilver in the manufacture of ful- minate gives the domestic deposits of this metal particular interest. De- _“bogus” parts or un- ;.worthy ‘materials used . in pur shops, but. genu-. posits recently discovered in the south- Catl : 05 ern part of the Phoenix mountains, Chmces e F?l'd mateml’a and ¥ ten miles northeast of Phoenix, Ariz,{ 4 s ! 3 W@neflcefl Ford . me-.-: are described In“a short paper pre-| chanics. We'll keep'jour Eord .car serv- pared by F. C. Schrader, published by the United States geological survey. The deposlta nra eqasy s of access, and, being fear the rich agricultural region of Salt River valley, are otherwise fa- vorably situated for mining. They are being exploited on six or more proper- tles or groups of claims, Which lie in a belt, about three miles wide. jceable for years if you give us the chance, Our prices are mighty rea&onable. We want your trade. Why can’t ‘e havé it? We will serve you better than anybody else. Producing Gold Leaf Electrically. Experiments are being carried on in Europe with an electrical process for producing gold leaf, heretofore madn by band. Branch House, 121 Third S&eet, Bemidji S ’..n_.—--s-d-_ Defective +